Where are they now? The Barcelona XI that won 2015 Champions League

Luis Enrique steered Barcelona to the club’s second treble-winning season in 2014-15 with a 3-1 victory over Juventus in the Champions League final in Berlin.

Following success on the domestic stage – already triumphing in La Liga and the Copa del Rey earlier on in that campaign – Enrique capped off a remarkable first year in the Camp Nou dugout in Europe’s elite competition.

A second-half showing of class proved pivotal against the Italian titans, as Luis Suarez and Neymar turned on the style to both score, ensuring Barca became the first team to complete the treble twice.

The current Spain boss replicated the achievement of his compatriot Pep Guardiola, who accomplished the same feat in Catalonia six years prior.

We’ve taken a closer look at what became of the side that confirmed a heroic achievement by overcoming Massimiliano Allegri’s side in the showpiece final in June 2015.

Ter Stegen joined Barcelona in 2014 and has developed into a great replacement for club legend Victor Valdes, who left the club as the Blaugrana’s greatest goalkeeper of all-time.

If it wasn’t for the small matter of Bayern Munich ‘keeper Manuel Neuer also being German, you’d fancy Ter Stegen would also be a star for his national team.

Under Xaxi Hernandez’s new regime, the 29-year-old appears to remain a key part of the Spanish giants’ rebuild plans as the club looks to return to the trophy-winning ways Ter Stegen was so often involved in previously.

The Brazilian full-back starred in Guardiola’s revered treble-winning side in the late 2000s and was once again a world-class operator in the Enrique team that achieved the same feat.

Alves registered 11 assists in 2014-15 – his service akin to what you’d ordinarily expect to see at the Ritz. The